Client Review on Such A Find Est Liquidations

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I remember going to these estate sale 4 years ago, finding fun treasures (furnitures, kitchen and houseware) that are reasonably priced.over the last year or two, the sales have become rather ridiculous- in addition to the company passing out numbers for lineup, early birds have started a pre-line up numbering system: essentially, there is no way to get an item you really want unless you camp overnight at the site or get there at the crack of the dawn.Pricing of the items have gotten to be ridiculous- 3 rolls of Kirkland (aka Cosco) toilette paper (not 3 pack) for $2, (Target sells 24 rolls for 3 bucks); used grocery shopping bag with worn down handles for $2. My husband and I were looking for a small round table for our condo, and they had a used/scratched 30 inch Hermann Miller office table for $300. We are not collectors, and we are simply looking for a sturdy long lasting table that fits our needs. Their reply was "if you don't take the offer, we will simply take it to our next sale". Essentially, such-a-find is a moving garage sale from one place to another, selling things to folks looking for impulse buys. Their only concerns are profits, and not moving items to people who actually would need, appreciate or take care of the items. Would be best for the owners to put on their own sales and they may actually sell more.